Auterary Genius Buds Among Far Sex in Capital
In Washington on August 22 AP reports a surge of literary talent among city women during the dog days. Clara Sharpe Hough Nathalie Sedgwick Colby and Mrs Charles D Walcott join Nancy Hoy and Mrs Richard Washburn Child as notable budding novelists in the capital.
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Washington
National Capital
Nancy Hoy
Richard Washburn
Clara Sharpe Hough
Ste
Nathatie Sedgwick
Colby
Wilson
Atrong
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
Hough
Mr. Hough
Senaria
Department of Agriculture
George A. Hough, Jr
Herbert Bavard Swope
The
War Industries Board
Iwerk
J. W. Prunty
Tomance
Prin
Connecticut Frebel Normal Kin dergarten Primary Training Scheat
Principal Mary C. Milts announces the reopening of the Connecticut Frebel Normal Kindergarten Primary Training School on Monday October 1. Registration will be daily after September 4. Telephone Noble 1748.
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Connecticut
Frebel Normal
Mary C. Milts
Noble
Legion Attends Cadwell Funeral
Funeral services were held yesterday for Harvey R. Cadwell Jr a World War veteran of Stratford killed Saturday morning by a New Haven railroad train while attempting to board it Cadwell served on a torpedo boat destroyer during the war His body was identified by his father Interment was in Lakeview Cemetery The Stratford post of the American Legion attended the graveside service with taps followed by honors He is survived by his father and mother a brother John Cadwell and a sister Mary
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Harvey R. Cadwell, Jr
Stratford
New Haven
Cadwell
CE. Dillon
Christ Episcopal Church, Stratford
H. Francis Hine
Charles Mercer Hall
Trinity Episcopal Church of
Bridgeport
Fichting
Lakeview Cemetery
American Legion
Taps
Deal
Harvey Cadwell
John 8S. Cadswell
Mary
Wilford girl injured by auto on Milford street crossing
Seven year old Lucretia Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Smith, was struck while crossing Bridgeport avenue near Devon park in Milford yesterday afternoon. She suffered scalp lacerations and body bruising and was taken to Milford hospital by the car driver. The driver, Paul M Mooney, said she did not hear his horn. No charges were filed.
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Bridgeport Avenue
Milford
Devon Park
Lucretia Smith
Harry Smith
Cowles Street
Devon
Milford Hospital
Paul M. Mooney
Merideth Street
Springfield
Masa
Mooney
Natalie Dear Evelyn Letters From a Knoll in New Hampshire Fields
The writer describes a tranquil hillside retreat near Danville and St Johnsbury in New Hampshire, noting blue horizons and cloud shadows over the eastern sky. She mentions shopping plans in Reads and Meles & Co. and reflects on travel, finances, and a future home at Knollwood Stratfield, with observations on local amenities and a new calf born last night.
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Michigan Woods
Meles & Co
Harold
Funeral services held here for Catherine Lalley
The funeral of Catherine F Lalley who died Friday at St Vincent's hospital was held from her father's home at 168 Beechwood Avenue and from St Augustine's church. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by multiple priests with a full choir. Interment followed at St Michael's cemetery. She is survived by her father two sisters Mrs Vincent Sullivan and Tadlie Taller and two brothers Carin and Broderick Taley.
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Catherine F. Lalles
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Walter L. Lalley
Beechwood Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
Robert Bowen
Joseph Ganley
Peter McClean
St. Deacon
Peter Mclean
St. Augustine’s Church
Raymond Clabby
New Britain
Charles Honey
St. Patrick’s Church
John Tranley
Miss Flaherty
Thomas A. Yorksey
Edward Fan
Charles §Enny
Charles Mcffee
James Daley
Howard Braithwaite
St. Michael's Cemetery
Miss Lalleya
Afatera
Vincent Sullivan
Tadilie Taller
Carin
Broderick Taley
Floor work for children in hot weather activities
Practical guidance on using concrete floors or covered spaces for children under ten to draw, chalk, and build large floor projects. Advocates rough surfaces, large-scale landscapes, block building, and long lasting floor setups with mats or cloth as substitutes. Emphasizes daily, weatherproof spaces to occupy kids and avoid overheated porches or attics.
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Childen
Injured by trolley Bridgeport men recover at hospital
Two Bridgeport men Edward Stoddoolsky of Gregory Street and Meto Pattergon of 78 Alice Street are recovering after an automobile and trolley collision on the Peat road. They were in a touring car driven by Leste F Patterson when a westbound trolley struck the car, throwing it 16 feet. Both suffered severe head cuts and were taken to Norwalk hospital. The driver was unhurt.
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Bridgeport
Norwalk Hospital
Peat Road
Edward Stoddoolsky
Gregoy Street
Meto FE Pattergon
Alice Street
Leste F. Patterson
Meto
Beston Post Road
Rum boat rule could reopen underwriter case in Supreme Court
Hartford Aug 23 With the Boston Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that American ships may not be seized beyond the 12 mile limit attorney John Buckley of Connecticut predicts a reopening of the rum runner Underwater case in the Louisiana Supreme Court. Defense counsel has signaled plans to appeal the New York Circuit Court of Appeals decision allowing seizure of American vessels on the high seas. The Boston ruling may prompt Supreme Court review, as current practice allows seizure beyond 12 miles only by Connecticut based cruisers inland.
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Hartford
Boston Circuit Court of Appeals
U. 8
John Buckley
Connecticut
Supreme Court
New York
Court of Appeals
High Seas
Boston Court
Buckley
Massachusetts
Police Seek Four Children Missing Since Sunday
Four children, three boys and a girl, remain missing after police and the Bureau of Investigation search through the day and night. Parents express fear for their safety as authorities note no signs of harm yet. The missing include a ten year old girl from Main Street, two boys from Newfield Park with ice cream proceeds, and a ten year old boy from Shelton Street sent to buy items with a $20 bill.
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Bureau of Investigation
Davetter
James Mousette
Main Street
Michael Healy
Bridgeport
Bureau
Newfield Ball Park
Michael Cortez
Shelton Street
Cortez
Bureau of Missing Persons
Bridgeport to Possibly Welcome A Large Chain Store
A major chain store may locate in Bridgeport, occupying the D. M. Read building at Main Street and Fairfield Avenue. Schnee and Schnee, local realtors, are handling leasing with indications of negotiations under way by an out of town firm. Alterations are underway for J. C. Poole Company dry goods store in the Read building with further remodeling for additional tenants planned.
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Bridgeport
D. M. Read Company
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Schnee
J. C. Poole Company
Springfield
Od Read
Norwalk Man Jailed After Stabbing in City Court Action
Wallace Engram of Harbor avenue was charged with stabbing Andrew Smith of Day street during a drunken spree. Engram was tried in City court, fined 600 and sentenced to one year in jail. The knife severed a nerve in Smiths left arm causing partial paralysis of the hand and loss of three fingers.
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Norwalk
Wallace Engram
Harbor Avenue
Andrew Smith
Ilso
Day Street
Engram
Smith
Fourth District Democrats to Meet Tonight
A special meeting of the Fourth District Democratic club is planned for tonight at their cubroness on 14168 State Street. A caucus is expected to be held during the gathering.
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Fourth District
Democratic Club
State Street
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U. 5
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